7” RARE William Smith & Co Multi Brown WEDGeWOOD Fruit Basket & Floral Transferware Plate Victorian Roses Napkins The center of the plate

The center of the plate shows a child embracing a lion

For consideration is this polychrome brown transferware charger or round serving tray by W

Pieces could be manufactured and freely stamped or distributed for both German and French markets without border friction

Here is an unusually hard to find butchers fat paddle

In the foreground are cattle

7” RARE William Smith & Co Multi Brown WEDGeWOOD Fruit Basket & Floral Transferware Plate Victorian Roses Napkins The center of the plateWilliam Smith of Stockton on Tees, Yorkshire England 1825 55 VERY RARE Fruit Basket Plate marked WEDGeWOOD ( note the misspelling of Wedgwood!) Circa 1839 This is an absolutely gorgeous and beautifully detailed multi colored transferware plate with an incredibly detailed basket of fruit at the face and an ornate, brown border. William Smith, a builder, founded the Stafford pottery situated between Thornaby road and the river in 1825 with a clay pit in